Entitled friend ruins dinner party when she orders pizza instead of waiting for the host to finish cooking, everyone eats the pizza, resulting in a dispute: ‘Are you trying to one-up me?’

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Oct 21, 2024 5:00 PM EDT

If you could choose between homemade and fresh pasta and a slice of ordinary pizza, what would you choose? 

Honestly, I feel silly even asking this question, because I cannot understand why anyone would choose the pizza, especially if the pasta cost them nothing, and it would make their friend really happy.

This question comes from this Reddit story, where a group of friends were invited to a dinner party at a couple's house. While the couple was cooking pasta for dinner, one of the friends decided they didn't want pasta, and just ordered two pizzas for the entire group. This was not only completely disrespectful but was also very wasteful as the group filled up on pizza and didn't end up eating the pasta the couple worked on. These kinds of people make you question whether it is even worth it to put in the effort in your friends, and that is simply sad… 

Keep scrolling to read the full story. After that, click here for a story of a family who demanded their 16-year-old son cook dinner for them every night.

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    AITAH for ordering pizza while my friend spent over an hour cooking food for everyone while hosting us at her lakehouse
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    Disclaimer: i did not do this. I am posting this title from the point of view of one of our guests that we invited over. Because my girlfriend is upset and I think the responses may make her feel better
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    My girlfriend loves to host parties and especially loves to make food for everyone since she is a great cook. We are hosting a party at her family's lakehouse. She shared the plans with everyone in advance,
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    including what would be served for each meal from friday night dinner through all three meals on Saturday. One friend (i shall call them F) was being a little picky about the food, and asked if we
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    could change the food for friday night from make-your-own Tacos to a Pasta dish. It was no problem since the group has lots of vegetarians and food allergies so we dont hesitate to accommodate
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    anyone's dietary needs. So we go to the grocery store and spend almost $300 on food for everyone for the weekend. We arrive on friday night and while my gf is cooking dinner (the
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    specifically requested pasta dish), F says she is going to order pizza because shes "feeling pizza instead of pasta now". We're like "oh ok. we arent going to have pizza. we are making pasta." F asks how many
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    pizzas she should order. I reiterated that my gf is making food for everyone so we wont eat any pizza. I said one pizza should be plenty. The fact that she ordered pizza wasnt even what bothered us. But F
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    still insisted on ordering TWO large pizzas and feeding everyone else pizza, basically spoiling all of my girlfriend's cooking effort and we put most of the pasta in the fridge as leftovers.
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    It was annoying and felt extremely since, not only did we spend a lot of money on this food for everyone, but this was the dish that F specifically requested us to make. And then not only did she not eat
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    it, but she prevented most of the other guests from eating it as well. She did the SAME THING on saturday night, too. My gf spent almost 2 hours cooking a meal for
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    everyone on saturday, and F decided she actually wanted burgers 1 hour before dinner, and fired up the grill and made burgers for herself and all of the other guests. Is F the ???
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    okaylfg 9h ago • Not only is F the but it almost seems like she's doing this on purpose to sabotage your girlfriend. Maybe she is jealous that your gf always gets praise for cooking meals for your friends.
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    MountainHawk12 OP 9h ago • Yes we felt like she was trying to one up my gf. But its weird because this is our first time inviting F here ②
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    Comfortable-Focus123 •8h ago • - INFO Why didn't anyone eat your girlfriends food? Personally, I would prefer homemade food rather than pizza.
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    MountainHawk12 OP 8h ago • I think just because the pizza was available to eat before the pasta was finished cooking. So people were arriving and immediately grabbing a slice just because it was available
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    Lifeneedslubricant • 7h ago • Tell your GF to not cook another thing for any of them. F is a total AH here and is blatantly trying to cause problems. Your GF has a heart of gold, cooking multiple meals for multiple people, and F is stomping all over it.
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    MountainHawk12 OP 7h ago • My girlfriend has that grandma vibe where she just has to feed everyone. Which is great for me but difficult in this situation haha
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    lovebeingan hole 7h ago • Yeah, Im pretty sure I would have thanked her for her thoughtfulness and stopped making food and allowing her to pay for it all.
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    MountainHawk12 OP •7h ago if she tries to ask for pizza money then blood shall be spilt
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    DrWilliamBlock 6h ago Was the pasta taking a long time to cook or were you on pace for the determined dinner time?? I would say soft YTA because YOU allowed this guest to order Pizza and YOU allowed them to cook burgers... where did the burgers come from??
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    MountainHawk12 OP • 6h ago • I mean yeah I think part of the problem is that my gf and myself were too nice to just say no D
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    White RavenGM • 6h ago • How big were these 2 large pizzas that were delivered in under an hour to feed 14 people twice and was so bad that people reheated it the next day instead of having fresh grilled burgers with fixings?
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    MountainHawk12 OP 6h ago my god everyone in the comments is doing pizza calculations. not everyone ate pizza for dinner and not all 14 people arrived in time for friday night dinner. I do not know how much each person ate lol. There ton of food was a
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    Dashqu 7h ago • Info: an hour before dinner she suddenly had burgers to make for everyone?
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    (C MountainHawk12 OP 7h ago • well we got burgers for lunch on saturday but didnt end up making them because of the leftover pizza
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